Devil's Army

Normally, the air force at Xiaoguanzhuang Airport was reluctant to use their valuable fighter planes to fight against the Japanese army's cheap anti-aircraft artillery. But this time was different. Commander Leng intended to put some pressure on the Japanese troops in Peking and Tianjin.

So even though they were in danger, they had to drop the bomb on Nanyuan Airport.

The First Army's air force continuously dropped aerial bombs and nose-mounted shells on the Japanese anti-aircraft artillery positions.

The anti-aircraft guns on the Japanese anti-aircraft artillery positions were blown over and destroyed one after another, but the remaining Japanese anti-aircraft artillery continued to fire fiercely into the air.

The First Army's air force fighter planes were constantly being hit, returning home damaged, or crashing.

Three Huaxia III fighter planes broke through the fire net and swooped into the sky above Nanyuan Airport like hawks.

Almost at the same time, four Japanese Type 52 Zero fighters emerged from the clouds behind the apron, their silver-gray wings bearing the sun flag logo, and instantly entangled with the Chinese fighter planes.

The three Chinese fighter planes accelerated rapidly with the explosive power of supersonic speed and passed by the Zero fuselage. The cannons on the wings spewed out flames and the tracer bullets drew red arcs in the morning mist.

A Zero plane was hit on the tail and spun out of control towards the ground, crashing into an oil depot and causing a series of explosions. The flames shot up into the sky and dyed half the sky red.

Another Huaxia III fighter was tailed by a Zero. The pilot yanked the stick, sending the fighter flying almost vertically upwards. In the Zero's moment of shock, he flipped his fuselage upside down and executed a beautiful barrel roll to get behind it. A precise shot disintegrated the enemy aircraft in mid-air.

The roar of air combat intertwined with the sound of artillery fire on the ground, and smoke filled the sky above the airport. When the last Huaxia III fighter plane broke through the encirclement with bullet holes, Nanyuan Airport was already a sea of ​​fire.

The purpose of teaching the Japanese army a lesson was achieved, and the air force at Xiaoguanzhuang Airport returned one after another.

During this air raid, a Japanese fighter plane crashed into the oil depot, causing it to catch fire.

Half of Nanyuan Airport was destroyed in the fire.

Fortunately, the Japanese commanders' ammunition depot was on the other side of the airport, otherwise the ammunition depot would have exploded and the consequences would have been unimaginable.

The air force at Xiaoguanzhuang Airport also suffered heavy casualties, with five Huaxia-12 ​​and Huaxia- fighters shot down and damaged.

Nearly half of the dense anti-aircraft artillery units outside Nanyuan Airport were also destroyed.

Since Commander Okamura Yasuji was waiting for the Zero-52 fighter jets to be delivered to him from the country, if the Devil Force Air Force came to attack from time to time, their Nanyuan Airport would have no way to station fighter jets.

In order to stabilize the devil army, Commander Okamura Neiji decided to restart peace talks.

Three days later, Commander Okamura Yasuji replaced him with the smooth commander of the 67th Infantry Brigade to negotiate.

Leng Feng still arranged for Brigade Commander Zhang to go for peace talks.

When the two sides met, the brigade commander said in a somewhat flattering tone:

"It's a great honor for the general to be promoted to brigade commander at such a young age."

"Brigade Commander, it's sad that you've only just reached the rank of Major General in your twilight years."

"Hehehe..." The brigade commander laughed dryly in embarrassment.

The two sides continued to discuss the matter, and the Japanese brigade commander suggested that the Tangshan base should no longer send air forces to bomb Tianjin and Beijing.

When Brigadier General Zhang proposed to station troops in Beijing and Tianjin, the Japanese brigade commander did not refuse, but asked how many troops Zhang planned to send to Beijing and Tianjin so that he could report to Commander General Okamura Yasuji.

"I will report to our Commander Leng on how many troops to send to Beijing and Tianjin. The number should be sufficient to maintain basic public order in Beijing and Tianjin."